Primary ArchiveWala Blegay
Competed in the June 23, 2026 Democratic Primary Election and received 11,258 votes (11.1%). This candidate did not win the party nomination and will NOT appear on the November 3, 2026 General Election ballot.
Vice Chair of the Prince George's County Council, civil rights attorney, and labor union counsel. Fighting for healthcare access, workers' collective bargaining rights, environmental justice, and equitable community development across MD-05.
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Official Campaign Priorities
- Expanding affordable healthcare clinics, reducing prescription drug costs, and maternal health equity
- Strengthening organized labor protections and federal wage standards for all workers
- Ensuring suburban and rural communities receive equitable federal infrastructure grants
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An artist's rendering of the Sphere project proposed for National Harbor. (Photo courtesy Sphere Entertainment and Peterson Cos.)By Kyle Cooper The Sphere concert and entertainment venue planned for National Harbor is another step closer to reality after an vote Monday by the Prince George’s County